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Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1887-12-13
POISONED HIMSELF.
Qucrin0 Tapia Takes too Much
Morphine.

Another inquest was held yesterday
by Coroner j. M. Miredith, on the
body of Querino Tapia, Mexican
aged about 26 years. who had poisoned
himself Giovanetti Aladino testified.
reside in Los Angeles and keep
boarding house on Upper Main street.
do not know the deceased. He was
in my saloon last night about eleven
o'clock. He drank glass of whisky
and left the house. did not see him
again.
Filipe Lasterl testified: ] know the
deceased. FL s name is Qnerino fapia.
| H. is about % years Of age. l saw
the deceased about o'cloc =, last night.
He said he was hungry. | took him
to the Roma Hotel and we had supper
| together. About II or II o'clork we
went to saloon.i The deceased or
dered glass of whisky. Before drink
ing he appeared as though he was
sleepy. | aroused. him and asked
him what was the matter. He said
he had taken big dose of morphine.
L HUI W u lin sbiit W. Nouio Ky
home. | sat with him on the bed,
took off his shoes and coat, covered
him up and went home. | first heard
of his death this morning, alb ut 8
O'Clock. He has been in the habit Of
using morphine by injections and by
| eating for five or six years that | know
Of. Never knew him to have any
t'ouble with any person. He is i'll the
habit OF drinking. l was with him
from the time he took supper until |
took him home, and did not see him
take anything.
Conception Loperz testified: keep
a boarding-honse and have known the
| deceased about fifteen or twenty years.
Last night, about 6 o'clock, he told me
he was hungry. heard Filipe Las.
| tor tell him to come with him down to
the hotel and he would get him
something to eat. | did not
see him again till about 8
O'Clock this morning. l awoke
at that ii ne and found the deceased
lying alongside of me in bed. | got
UP and rot drink of water. told a
man named Alfredo Envas that the
decease was drunk. When | got up
at 5 o'clock this morning | ther
thought the deceased was dead. The
deceased was in the habit Of using
morphine. Day before yesterday he
took white powder and put it in u
glass. asked him what t was an
he said morphine. He is in the habit
OF drinking
DR.. G.. MACEDONIAN made a post
mortem examination and found the
body was that of man about %
years OF age, we'll nonrished, about 8
feet 10 inches in height and about 175
pounds weight. No marks OF external
violence. though upon the arms were
marks of punctures, such as are made
by n hypodemic syringe; some OF
them upon the right forearm very re-
cent. The internal examination
showed pleurisy and beginning OF con-
sumption of the right lung. Both
lungs were filled with black blood, as
are the lung. of people who die from
sufocation. The liver. and spleen
were enlarged considerably, the other
organs healthy The Cause of death
in my judgment was suffocatien, most
probably tnduett by an overdose OF
some narcotic poison.
The jury returned a verdict of death
by "a narcotic poison taken by himself.
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SiinSal.

This grand painting can be viewed
to-day and this evening. The great
sale of VIM. Keith's paintings takes
place tomorrow at IL A. NJ. at the
salesroom OF the Southern California
Land Co., 2i4 North Main street,
Baker Block.
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Kf5ecaIaarIAt GASES.

Two ejectment cases were filed in
the United States Circuit Court yes
terday to recover Government land.
f. z. Bundy ct al. versus Jacob
Wagner, to recover eighty acres.
Samuel Bundy ct al. versus Ct. W..
Kopp, to recover 100 acres.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-09-13
THE ROAD WILL SURELY BE BUILT.

We really esteem John Gilman,
because of the enterprise and energy
which he evinces; but we do not be-
lieve that the people Of HALEY are in
such frame Of mind, at the present
time, as to cause them to welcome
any suggestion that might be made
looking to giving him a subsidy of
$1,000 to 100000 to aid him in
building the proposed Gold Belt Rail
way.
. In the first place, the railway, to be
of any real use to the Gold Belt, must
have its initial point at Haley, where
suitable wa,er-power can be obtained,
and whence the cars that will bring
the ores to the mills can obtain tim
Der, wood, etc., for return freight.
In the second place, company is
already organized to build a railway
from HALEY to the Gold Belt. This
company will 60 to work just as soon
rs the Camas No. 2 sale shall be con.
summated. This will be in about 40
days. The company has already Sc
cured the right located its
route and stations. filed its profile and
other working maps, and obtained
estimates of cost; and it will un-
doubted!y build next year, whether or
not the Camas No. 2 sale goes. But
it that sale takes place this fall, the
road will be built at once.
This being the case, we not only
believe that Mr.. Gilman cannot get a
subvention, bonus or subscription of
$4,000 from HALEY; but we believe,
further, that he will not get chance
to build the road Mt all, if he does not
get to work within the next 10 days.
No company strong enough and
wealthy enough to pay two millions
and quarter for mine viii hesitate
to invest another 100000 III short
railway to make that mine available
AS source OF income. If, therefore,
Mr.. Gilman does not get to work so
as to have bis railway completed by
the time that any strong company
shall take hold on the Gold Belt and
thus need it, that company will build
road of it's own.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-09-13

The claim sometimes made by
Jealous partisans, that the Democratic
party had never made land grant to
railroad, was shown to be false, by
Governor Foraker, in speech at
Caldwell, O., last Saturday, when he
read extracts from the public records
showing that between 1850 and 1851,
during a Democratic administration,
43 congressional grants to railroads
were made, aggregating 32,00o.000
acres. or about three-ffths of all lands
that have ever been granted to rail.
roads.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-09-13
BOISE WORKING UP A BOOM.

Las: Sundays Salt Lake Tribune
comes to us with full-psge article
descriptive Of Boise City and the
country roundabout. The same pa.
per also oon,sins handsome adver-
tisement, stating that letters for data
concerning the county will, if ad.
dressed to Charles a. Clark, Secretary
of the Board of Trade, Boise City,
receive prompt attention.
Boise City is evidently determined
to do what she can to invite the atten.
ton of investors and immigrants to
the many excellent opportunities for
making money that are offered in her
immediate vicinity, and she will un.
douhtedly succeed. BY beginning to
advertise herself now, and keeping it
up all winter, she will by next spring
SECURE large additions TO her wealth
and population.
This move of Boise City should not
be lost on the people of Wood River.
If they ever hope to induce investors
and permanent settlers to come here,
they will have to do just as Boise City
is doing, just as Salt Lake City ia do.
ing, and just as Napa, Oakland, Ala
media, Santa Clara, San Jose, Stock.
ton, Sacramento, Los Angeles, Port
land, Astoria, Taooms, and SO many
other towns and cities have done, to-
wit: Advertise. ADVERTISED! Adver-
tise!!!
Why-does-not - that-Board-
of-Trsde--commistee-report?
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-09-13
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE.

In the Probate Court, County Of Alturss Territory
Of Idaho.
In the matter of the Estste Of James Dillinger,
deceased.
II appearing to the Judge of said Probate Court,
by the p@tiuon this day presented and nled by
Samuel Martin, the Administrator q the estate Of
James Dillingsr, deceased, praying for an order
of sale of real estate that It is necessary to sell
She whole CT the real estste to pay the debts out
standing against the decessad, aud the debts ea.
pepses and CHI 4rges OF administration:
u 10 therefore ordered BY the Judge of said
Dcut thot all persons interested In the estate OF
SAID deceased sppesr before tho said Probate
Own on the cd day OF September. A. D. 1887. at
II O'Clock In the forenoon Of said day. at tb .
courtroom ~ sstd Probate Court IN ths town Of
Basley, oornty of Aituras. Territory Of Idsho. 70
ahov cspse Why Ga order should not hA granted to
he said Administrator to sell uanch OF the real
estate Of the said deceased rs shall he necessary;
rhst cory Of this order be published a. least
four successive weeks In the Wcop EIvrR DAruY
1rATs, newspaper printed and published in said
Aornty.
pssed Augnsi l7th. 1887.
Z. 3. LENNON.
AN Probate Judge and ex-oficio CLERK
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-09-13
WORKING CLASSES ATTENTION r.. ". On! !!

pr pared to furnish sill classes with employment
at home, the whole of the time, or for their spare
moments. Business new. light. and profitable.
Persons of either easily earn from so cents
to 800 per tvehing, AMI proportional sum be
devoting sll their time to The business. Boys and
girls earn nearly mach as men, That sl1 who
this may send their address, and test the busi
ness We make this offer: To such not salts
ned will send dollar To pay fort he trouble
of writing. Full particulars and out6t free Ad
drtss GEO. STINSOS CO., p. rtlssd Ne. n3Q
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-09-13
LIVING PRICE,
SUMMONS.

In the District Court of the Second Judicial Dis
trict of the Territory of Idaho, in and for the
County OF Anuras
Catharine L. Lukinbeal, PLAINTIFF, vs. william Z
Lukinbeai Defendant.
The neopie of the United States in the Territory
OF Idaho send greeting to William z. Lukin.
beai, Defendant:
You are hereby required 70 appear In an action
brought against you by the above-named plain.
TIT, III the District Court OF the second Judicial
District of the Territory of Idaho, In and for the
County of Alturhs, and to answer the complaint
MED therein, within ten days exclusive of the
DAY OF serytcel after the service you of this
summons, If served within this county, or, Il
served ont OF this county, but in this District,
within twenty dsss: otherwise within forty days
or Judgment by default will be taken against
you according to the prayer Of said complsint.
The sud action Is brought TO dissolve the bends
OF matrimony heretofore and now existing be.
tween plaintiff and defendant. alleging that the
said parties were married at Nums Town. Septem-
Der 27th. 1874: that on about July 1885 the said
defendant willfully abandoned and deserted til g
plaintiff against her will or consent; and further
alleging that st divers times defendant mis-
treated struck, and swore al her calling her vile
and indecent names: and plaintiff prays Tor the
custody OF ths minor children, issues of said
marriage, As will lucrs fully appear IN plaintiffs
complaint, on ale herein-a certified copy Of
which Is herewith served.
And yon are hereby notified that II you fail TO
appear and answer tho said complaint. as above
required the sad plaintiff will take defsui. and
apply TO the Court for the relief demanded in said
complaint.
Given under my hand and the seal Of the Dis
trtct Court of the Second Judicia District of the
Territory Of Idaho, and fer the County of Al
tIras, tins list day of Septe ber in the of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and eli hty-
seven.
IsEALl A. J.. RICHARDSON, Clerk,
BYE. (. RICHARDS, Deputy Clerk.
ANGEL SCLLrvAS, attorneys for plaintiff. So
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-09-13
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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-09-13
Notice to Creditors.

Estate OF LARKis Cook, DEcEAsED.
Notice Is hereby given by the undersi gned
OF the Estate of Larkin Cook de-
ceased 10 the creditors Of and oil persons having
claims against the said deceased to exhibit them,
with the necessary vouchers, within four nlonthe
after the first publication OF this notice. TO the
said Adn stratrix. at her residence In the town
of Broadford, in the County Of Alturas.
Dated al HALEY, Idaho Septeinl er s, 1881
MRS. MARY z. COOK.
ADMINISTRATIVE of the Estate of Larkin Cook,
sSw5 deceased.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-09-13

hssing bought J. L. @. smth's hack line 10
'ns Hot Springs, am able to accommodate the
public at an, hour Of the day or night.
PETER MEvEs.
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PAsTIUR ENDORSED.
The Favorable Report Of the British
Commission.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, July 1.-THE
Medical Nees, In its issue Of this weeF,
will contain lengthy abstract Of the
report presented to Parliament last
week by the British Commission ~.
pointed last year 10 inquire into NJ.
PAsteur's treatment OF bydrophobis.
From this abstract the following para.
graph IL taken:
at may hence be deemed certain
that M. Pssteur has discovered meth.
od Of protect from rabies compark-
BILE with that which vaccination anoIds
against Injection from smallpox. IL
would be difficult 10 overe ,timate the
importance OF the discovery, whether
for lis practical utility or for lis appli.
cation In general pathology. II shows
q new method OF incubation, or, Rs
M, Pasteur sometimes calls n, Of vac.
cinatlon, the like Of which Il may be-
come possible TO apply Tor proteo llon
Of both men and dogr. the animals
against others OF the most intense
kinds of virus. The duration Of the
immunity conferred by incubation
Is not vet determined, but during the
two years tha. have passed since !,
was first proved there have been no
indications OF ia being limited.
The committee think II therefore
certain that the inoculstionB prac.
t,ced by NJ. Pasteur haye preyented
tue occurrence Of hydrophobia Ia 9
large proportion Of thote who, II they
had not been 90 inoculAted, would
have died OF that disease. And hit
discovery shows that II may become
possible 20 arrest by incubation even
alter infection, other distasee beside,
hydrophobia. His researches hay,
also added very largely 10 the knowl
edge OF the pathology OF hydrophobla
and supplied q sure means Of deter
mining whether an animal which ha'
died under suspicion Of rabies wa
really affected with that disease or not
The kcdioai Nesl says editorially
The report Of the British Hydropho
bla Commission constituted the ables
defense OF NJ. Pastgur's method which
has vet been made, and II Ia q caus'
for Generalization that men 10 compe
Cent 10 observe facts and weigh eyi
dence have been able, after full invos
LEGATIONS, TO reach q Unanimous cen
cIusion az TO The prophylactle value o
the NEGOTIATIONS Of Psgiour.
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The TOLLIyER TRAGEDY.
Refngees Prom noreh~sd, ny.
found IN the wisconsin.

MILWAUKEE, WIS, July IA
special 10 the Epcping Wisconsin, from
Lancaster, Wis, SAYS Some days ago
Il was reported that two citizens Of
Rowan county, KY, were visiting the
place, and that they we're refugees
from Morehead, having q ID after Che
fight occurred In which the Tolli,ar
boys were killed. Bat the efforts OF
the newspaper correspondents to die.
cover the whereabouts Of the Ken.
tuckisns we're In vain until last night,
when the Wssooaini representative
obtained information which led him
20 take a nocturnal rido Of fourteen
miles on the back OF pony 10 the hl1hs
north Of this city. In deserted old
house, enoompasssd by a bewildering
grow OF nature in the original, were
found William Rsmey, exsherif Of
Rowan county, KY, aud his son Hen.
~. Both men have kging wives, and
when suddenly confronted by the re-.
porter, were found bueily engaged
In studying two portraits--thoee OF the
wives left behind them. William
kamey lisa splendid specim OF the
kentuckisn--tall, vel built, straight
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''ROBORO."
Five Thousand Cases Cured Without
Failure In O single Instance.

A remedy for 6HiLLs and FEVER, Il
contains no Quinine or mineral OF any Kind,
but is composed Of harmis - herbs; and 10 .
perfect blood purifier. II can DO adminis-
tersd TO infants With perfect iIPun'!y. ~ 70
invigorates, braces and builds NJ the system
from the beginning, Not one person In .
thousand has a single Chill after commence
ing its use. "Roboro" 70 put mp In pint bot
Ties, and retailed at SIS per bottle. We
will not forward TO any address less than two
bottles; and will guarantee that, II dircc-
tions are followed, two bottles will promptly
cure any case Of Chills and Fever. only one
potle Il necessary for persons from eight W
twelve, years OF ass. Qns bottle ynl cure
i,ynesbpYs. Va, Nov. o, 1896 --Messrs.
Lewis A Ben netti -Four OF my children, be-
tween the ages OF ave and ten yeaf., to-
gether with my brother and sister, all ,ix'
had chils and fever for several months, dur
ing which time tho usual remedy, Quinino,
was administered without beneficial tesults'
After hearing Of the wonderful cures ACCOM-
pitched by your invaluable remedy, hobo.
70, tried IL In my family, and not one oil
m me- is use. i regard Il, without sIcop-
ton. the very best chill and fever remedy
tina, 1 know anything Of. Sf'Pg1'aasRt
Of the hrm OF Heard " hgee, lonacoonhu'
alenland. Pittsylvania county, Va, Octo-
Der %, iSs5-Messrs. Levi. bennett
Nine OF my children hat chills and fever At
the same time The usual remedy, quinine,
was administered without benefit. All OF
them were promptly and eheetgally cured ~
the use Of "Roboro" alone. Not one OF the
nine had chill alter commenclng " use
Norwood, Nelson county. Va, October
q, IssB.-Messrs. LOWS A Bennetti Several
Of my frieni s and | had severe cases OF
ohills and fever. We dispensed with the
usual remedies and used nothing but
"Roboro," which resulted ~ a thorough
cure In each case. You will obligo by for
wardins mo case OF twenty ,iont bot,os'
A 10 our reliability and responsibility We
refer BY per mission ~ the following sub,tan-
tial business men Of ~ nehbufg,. whore both
Of the manu- acturors Of "koboro' have
resided for the last twelve years; y. "
Manson, Jt,, Mayor OF lynohbuIgi j. W
Iyey, caihi6r Peoples National Bank; Al
len W. Tailey, cashier First National Bank
Chas. W, Price. Commissionet Revenue
John 7. Edwards. president Tobacco h,so'
citation.
m you cannot procure "Roboro" o. you
druggists, remit Us $50 and We will for
ward two ottles 10 your nearest depot o
LEWIS A BENNETT,
Manufacturer, Lynchburs, Va.
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rs an arrow, with head covered with
hair thnt IL almost white.

hair thut 10 almost white.
TEE STORY RErcLD.
"No, don't want to be inter-
viewed" raid the elder Ramey.
"The'e have been q great many UNI
truthful statements made by the news.
papers concerning this affair, and
when make q statement 1t will be
over my own signature. ! could tell
something that none OF them know.
Yee, / wa In the fight at Moreheed. /
was in the hotel kept by Craig Toll.
yer when Lawyer Logan came and
called me ard said, CONS on, Ramey.
/ asked him what the matter WAS and
he said, Hell will be popping here in
a few minutes We walked toward
the brush, Logan going ahead and l
following. As we approached. the
brush large number Of men bare
headed jun ped up with their rides at
their shoulders ready to shoot. /
told them not TO shoot anybody; that
the Tolliver boys would give up II
they would protect them from the
mob. One OF the rolliver boys fred
at man who ran sc'or an opeu space
in the brush while / was taking and
then the firing commenced. Four
men were killed--three OF them Toll
li,ers. / helped prepare the Tollivers
for burial after the fight. Bud Toll.
yer was wounded in the fight
but was not killed, and he
crawled into the bush, where
he was found by the attacking party,
after the row was over. They dragged
him out, and his wife stood by and
begged them not to kill him, but they
placed Q gun against his head, and
while his wife stood with her hands
covering her eyes they pressed the
trigger Of the gun that cent Bud into
eternity. ! stood by and saw them
do II. No, 1t lie no political fight; 1t ia
ambition 10 be ahead, / have got a
ball here In my leg, and my son Hem
~ there has some buckshot In his
shoulder. / am not on either side.
/ won't talk any more. have two
sons In Rowan county, and anything
I would ray might bring them into
trouble. Good evening"
The Tolliver tragedy occurred at
Mofebsad, KY, Jure 22d, and was
committed by a baod of regulators
organized by Lawyer l. gar. whose
two FOES were killed by the Tollivers.
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Fo.r werEm.a KiIl.d.

CoLUxBrA, 8. O., July ll.-At $50
o'clock this morning, by the breaking
Of ecsaolding upon which they we're
working upou the ceiling q the hal Of
Representatives In the s,a,ehouse,
four colored workmeu were thrown 10
the floor, q distarcs Of thirty feet.
George Caldwell died from his lDjurios
10 ten minutes. CyTui Jackson, San,
Cunningham and William Oliver were
all terribly bruised. Jackson IL not
sxl esled g. live.
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Dsay's Europeas Bstei.

0G Soe, 1ss q and per r day; American Plaza q
ler day. First elias, Restaurant In the
Hotel, I'M; DUYfY 90 pears with Pea
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Isdor-eme., Of . Leading rhy.,.

/ have used DArbys Prophylactic
Fluid extensively Nc a disiniectant and
deodorIzer, and fnd a az admirable
PREPARATION. Whenever there are
offensive discharges from wounds, ab.
ceseee, etc, Il is wonderful Ia lie &C.
ton. consider II the best prepare
ton know ~ q gsrgle In diphlheria
or scarlet fevsr.
J. CREsSWKLL LEwIS, N, D.,
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Stanley&Andsrson
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Wy fTH full and complete stock of Wood
w and Metallic CAsts and Casf eti, Cloth
Coverei Ca.ks't and Dutiai Bohe,, orders
hy Telegraph and Telephone will receive
pfumpt attention.
chairs furnished At residences when or
d.fsd, fof the Grrou moo ntiln ~ 'fifrds.
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Peabody Hotel.

O. d. GALLOWAY co. .PaorRrsroRs
Rates q 90 and s. Ter day, according 10
siie and location Of room-SpeciAl
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aasfon,s Hotel.

W. III. BtnoHAn..........sMAN Aonks
European plan. ENLARGED and Telurnishod.
Prices accoi ding 10 size and looA-
ton Of room.
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can.aa CaiiIs Q.arastIse.

OTTAWA, oST., July H-An order
IN council has been passed extending
the ninety days cattle Quarantine 70
Manitoba and the Northwest Terrific
ries, -. - -. -. ~ ~ 30, a...i
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NTSVILLE
FEMALE COLLIE G Il
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THIRTY EIGHTH IS, on begit wsines-
i day, seiembsr :, 1857, a desirable
Of Female Education. sii Piled with new
Instr Imenis, fine Apparatus and full fac-
ulty. CHARGES reasonable. For GAIA oguei
and terms Apnly 20
A. b. JONES, Do, LID, President.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
The New Gayos0.
HARRINGTON. STEWART a WHITE,
pROPRfaTORe.

PRorRfkToRs.
CHAs. @. RoTH.........ManAger.
lates 81 so TO ~ per day, according 10 loca-
ton OF rooms.